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Jerenje Primary to ease overcrowding in Mutoko South

By Tendai Makaripe The new Jerenje Primary School in Ward 20, Mutoko South constituency, will bring education closer to children in Jama and help ease overcrowding at Chinzanga Primary. Mutoko South legislator Isaac Tasikani said the...

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Bodies of Zimbabwean mother, daughters arrive home from UK for burial

By Tendai Makaripe The bodies of Nothabo Tshuma and daughters Natalie and Nala arrived in Zimbabwe Monday ahead of their burial in Bulawayo on Tuesday. Bedfordshire Police officers discovered Nothabo Zandile Tshuma, 42, and her daughters, Natalie,...

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Commuter omnibus plunges into Ruti Dam

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Growing Up with a Disability in Zimbabwe: What My Father Taught Me About Dignity

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Confronting Child Suicide in Zimbabwe

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Discipline or abuse? Where Zimbabwe draws the line in child discipline

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Harare Youth Drug Crisis: Teens Turn to Mutoriro, Codeine as Arrests Rise

Harare’s teens are being pulled into mutoriro and codeine—this piece traces the pressures driving the surge, the school cases that shocked Zimbabwe, and the...
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